Alan Wong’s Restaurant, at 1857 South King Street, was opened on April 15, 1995 by Alan Wong, one of the twelve founding members of Hawaii Regional Cuisine. The 90-seat room, tucked away on the 3rd floor of a nondescript office building in Mo’ili’ili district, a glassed-in terrace and open kitchen. The innovative menu blends Hawaii’s diverse, ethnic flavors with the cuisine of the world and a focus on local ingredients.

Braised Beancurd and Quail Eggs – Hongyun Chinese Restaurant AUD6.50Image by avlxyz
The noodles are smooth and chewy, the soup base is well-rounded and flavoursome, and the ???? Pan-Fried Pork Buns were fluffy bread outside with a juicy pork filling inside. At the bottom of the buns was a crisp shell from the pan-frying.

A very typical dish of ????? braised beancurd was given a twist with the addition of quails eggs! A more typical choice would be chicken eggs, but the quails egg had a much smoother yolk and the thinner egg white meant that the braising liquor permeated the yolk.

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Village of Montgomery officials are hopeful the village’s continued population growth as reflected in the 2010 census figures will help lure still more retailers, restaurants and other tax generating businesses to the village.Read more on Oswego Ledger-Sentinel

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Question by Cheri: Looking for great but inexpensive restaurants in Dallas, TX (staying at Adolphus)?
We are staying at The Adolphus for a few days (Saturday to Tuesday) so we’re spending money on the hotel, and don’t have as much to spend on food. We’re looking for some restaurant suggestions that aren’t too expensive. Not looking for chain restaurants. Something unique to Dallas would be a lot of fun.

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Answer by raymanAs a frequent visitor of Dallas, might i suggest a fine Mexican restaurant known as Chuy’s. It is locates at 4544 McKinney Ave and the food is fairly cheap.

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The importance of good restaurants to a city is about more than simply providing good food to its residents. When you think about it, most people living in a city will eat in its restaurants less often than once a week. Restaurants are considered a vital part of the hospitality sector because, more than anything, they are a place where people eat in special circumstances. Often they will be a visitor to the city and not familiar with it, and will consequently have fewer preconceived ideas. Other times they will be eating in a restaurant for business reasons, and looking to impress a potential investor. Or they may be out for a special occasion, looking to mark it in style. One way or the other, it is a circumstance that needs special treatment.

Small cafes and coffee shops can afford to have a more “take us as you find us” approach, but a restaurant needs to be altogether grander. An Italian restaurant needs to be just as grand again. The whole ethos surrounding Italian restaurants is attached to that country’s love of good food, fine wine and glowing hospitality. The culture of Italy is so intertwined with food and drink, and making people smile that an Italian restaurant will be required to keep to certain standards, whether it is in Venice or Venice Beach. There is no excuse, nor any allowance, for being anything less than excellent. And in a city like Orlando, where there are hundreds of Italian restaurants, things need to be extra special if a restaurant wants to stand out.

Christine’s is just such a restaurant. The Italian standards of food and wine are lived up to in no small way here. Restaurant reviews constantly praise its high standards of service, quality and ambience. Orlando Fl has got so many places to choose from when you want to eat Italian food, so to be highly rated requires a concerted effort and standards that are applied rigorously from within. Although there is plenty of competition providing external pressure, it is hugely important to remember that good hospitality is not something that can be done on the basis of duty – it needs to be considered an essential part of your business, and a minimum standard for anyone working within it.

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Isdaan Restaurant (Gerona, Tarlac)Image by ~MVI~
My bostsip went to attend a seminar in Tarlac. She asked if I’ve ever been to the Capas Shrine. Nope, so we went riding there on Mothers’ Day and in celebration of her 35th birthday. On the way back, we treated her to lunch in Gerona’s Isdaan Restaurant.

????? (Sam’s Restaurant), Cambridge Street, GlasgowImage by Kake Pugh
On the corner of Cambridge Street and Hill Street. Judging by photos online, the space used to belong to Fazzi, the Italian cafe/bar next door (which is still there, but smaller).

There’s no English on the frontage, but the sign on the door reads "Sam’s Restaurant & Carry Out" (and gives the opening hours as noon-10pm Mon-Sun).

I’m not sure this is a ??? in the sense of a cha chaan teng, even though the characters are the same, because the menu (page 1, page 2) doesn’t seem to include any sweet items and only a small range of tea/coffee drinks. The menu looks Chinese-Malaysian to me, if anything.

The ? in the Chinese name is almost certainly related to the "Sam" in the English name.

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Luncheon donates 3,000 cookies to food banks
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Jackie Robinson’s Montreal apartment commemorated
After a spring training in the segregated South, newlywed Rachel Robinson went to look at an apartment in a white neighborhood in Montreal. A French-Canadian woman who spoke English welcomed her to the home.Read more on WKRN Nashville

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Ames restaurants provide visitors with an array of convenient services, luxuriant atmosphere combined with a variety of inexpensive and quality dishes. With thousands of people visiting Ames, lowa each year, they can easily find many quality restaurants.

Among many affordable Ames restaurants, Hickory Park Restaurant, 1404 S Duff Ave, is a good choice. This restaurant offers great services and provides accommodation for 475 guests. Here, you can find family-affordable meals such as barbecues, sundaes, desserts and ice creams. The Café, 2616 Northridge Parkway, is another inexpensive restaurant and price of a meal may range from -. This restaurant changes its menu every couple of weeks. You can choose a loaf of sourdough bread dipped in the buttermilk basil dressing or taste turkey with sun-dried cherries at very affordable rates.

La Fuente Restaurant, 217 S Duff Ave, is another affordable restaurant in Ames. It is a perfect place for delicious and authentic Mexican dishes. Cheese enchiladas, Queso sauce and cooked rice are among few of the many sensational food items that this restaurant has to offer. It provides fast and friendly services with a clean atmosphere. Thai Kitchen, 2410 Chamberlain St, is another good choice and it offers very relaxed atmosphere with a plenty of Thai and Asian dishes.

Shogun Sushi Bar and Japanese Steak House, 3704 Lincoln way, offers sushi and steakhouse type foods. At very affordable rates, you and the family can enjoy Seafood and Japanese sauces. Grove Café, 124 Main St, offers delicious plate-sized pancakes and fresh sausage patties. It is a great breakfast spot and you can enjoy a wonderful meal with your kids. Dublin Bay, 320 S 16th St, is another affordable restaurant that offers Irish dishes with a good selection of import beers. It is a beautiful and attractive restaurant with lots of dark wood work.